This constructive bowling session, designed to work indoors or out, keeps your players occupied and working hard in a safe and competitive environment - giving them the perfect opportunity to practice and improve their bowling line and length, whatever the weather!
Practice really does make perfect (well, nearly perfect), so give your bowlers plenty of opportunities to work on their bowling with this bowling session and help them to understand that length is key!
The corridor of uncertainty
Cricket commentator Geoff Boycott describes the "the corridor of uncertainty" as being the ideal area for to bowl at a batter. This imaginary area, just outside the off-stump, is the perfect area for your bowlers to aim for to keep batters guessing!
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